Everyday Fijians

This weeks episodes feature Laura Coriakula, the person behind the Meke Movements Instagram and Facebook page!! Laura shares her story and journey, the creation of Meke Movments, the importance of preserving the Fijian way of life and her part showcasing Fijian craft and dance.. Hope you enjoy the podcast and realise just like Laura, she’s the everyday Fijian!!

This weeks episode is a continuation of last weeks guest featuring Junior Roqica!! Junior continues on his story especially entering the field of advertising with companies such as BIG W and McDonald’s.. Hope you enjoy the second part of the podcast in which just like Junior, being the everyday Fijian, sharing his everyday story in the everyday world!!

Ni sa bula Vinaka Everyday Fijians listeners and welcome to another week!! This weeks episode is a two parter featuring former Fiji bati rep and rugby league veteran Junior Roqica!! Junior shares his beginnings from attending High school in Homebush (Sydney ,Australia) to the well known Rugby league stomping ground of Holy cross college which also was the school of Eloni Vunakece, Junior gives insight into his life but as well other facets in his life that he shares on this episode. Hope you listen and enjoy!! Part 2 will come out next week.. (macawa mai qo)

Ni sa bula Vinaka everyday Fijian listeners and welcome to another season of the everyday Fijians podcast!! To start off the new season we have Ms Sophie Ravatudei as our first guest.. Sophie lays it all out and shares her story and journey, her ups and downs, her trials and triumphs.. but in a way Sophie wants share her story as there may be others going through the same situation.. Hope you listen and take out something from this podcast.. just like Sophie, she’s an everyday Fijian sharing her everyday story in the everyday world.. Vinaka vaka levu..

Ni sa bula Vinaka everyday Fijian followers and welcome to a special podcast episode!! This is just a talanoa session featuring the last guest we had with Ryan Mara, in where we just talk on topics that are totally random and also he asks me questions as well.. Just a way to finish 2022 and hoping you have a safe 2023!!

Ni sa bula Everyday Fijian listeners and welcome to another week but the final episode of season 2022! We continue on with Ryan Mara , as he continues to share his story and his views and thoughts, as well hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and are preparing for new years. But in saying that here’s the second and final part of Ryan’s story as an Everyday Fijian.. enjoy!

Ni sa bula Vinaka Everyday Fijian listeners and welcome to another episode of Everyday Fijians! For this weeks episode, which is the final episode (but broken in two parts) it was a privilege in having Ryan Mara! Ryan shares his story from being born to a Fijian father and Japanese mother to earning two degrees from university and also being in the Australian army.. Ryan shares his ups and downs but also his advice on those wanting to join the army, hope you take something out of the 1st part of this episode with Ryan as he shares his life and journey.. Vinaka!!

Ni sa bula Vinaka Everyday Fijians listeners and welcome to another week! This weeks episode is on the 70th anniversary of the well known Queen Victoria school, from its early days of establishment till now, the school was to be a teaching hub for sons of chiefs in grooming future leaders and diplomats.. Since then the school has made its mark on the Itaukei and Fijian community. As well my apologies if I’ve pronounced the names incorrectly in regards to those who studied or taught at QVS, but in saying my acknowledgment of the fiji times on the article and as well I do hope you enjoy the podcast on QVS celebrating 70 years.. Vinaka!

Ni sa bula Vinaka Everday Fijian listeners!! This weeks episode features an article on Ireland’s only tour of Fiji back in 1976.. A few insights from some of the Irish players back in the day.. Especially the playing conditions and the long tours that occurred during those times. Hope you listen and enjoy!

Ni sa bula Vinaka and welcome to another episode of Everyday Fijians feat Former Balmain tigers rep James Lagiloa, had a great chat with the Luvunavuaka native as he shares his journey from his humble beginnings till present day.. As well gaining insight to some of his stories on the footy field and his recollection of memories of his father the legendary Mr Epeli Lagiloa who mentored and coached rugby greats like the late Seru Rabeni.. hope this episode gives you insight and hope you enjoy the podcast just as I did during the recording.. Vinaka!! Also as well this is the 50th episode which means a lot to me as well so thank you once again..